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submitted my last ever assignment for my master's degree

what is time even 👀

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🖋️ 250407 • mon

Being a working adult really shifts your perspective a lot. Going through the week as a uni student is so much breezier bc I actually enjoyed going to campus – but work? All I could ever wish for is the weekend.

Mondays are rough because the working week did just start. It feels slow, like I have to trudge through. Tuesday is when I start to get more upbeat because the next day would be Wednesday, which is the halfway point. Then when it's finally Wednesday, I get excited about Thursday because that means the day after is Friday. Then I start to liven it up more at Friday because the weekend is literally just right there. This made me realise that I love to look ahead so much.

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09.04.25

no springtime photos on this blog :( the one on the right might have been taken on january last year, but we really did have about that much of snow today. it's april, why is it -2 °C outside?? anyways...

every once in a while i discover that i actually really like school if i have the time to do all the things we are required to. but most of the time i don't, so there's that. i'm currently trying to find a way to not go insane in the next two months. the good thing is i'm way more optimistic about it now than like two whole weeks ago :)

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Say you break your ankle. You could know everything there is to know intellectually about the injury. Even with this vast knowledge, you will still experience physical pain.

Now take this logic and apply it to things like ADHD, autism, clinical depression, and other less visible/divergent disabilities. You cannot think your way out of feeling.

That is to say: you are not a bad, lazy, or selfish person for struggling, even if you know why you are struggling.

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Night falls over the woods

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4:29pm; 09.24.23

earl grey milk tea and the week’s spread

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reblog to give the person you reblogged this from a little pumpkin 🧡

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One should always have at least 2 craft projects going. That way, when one of them is messed up and misbehaving, you can switch to another, and let the first one sit there and think about what it's done.

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18. 07. 2024: all i wanna do is watch the good place and hang out w my gf

📚: i just finished good girl, bad blood! i really like this series - it’s suprisingly engaging for ya

🎧: brandy, you’re a fine girl - looking glass

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kicking my legs and giggling at the sleepover. can my OC who I've never drawn or talked about play with your OC who you've never drawn or talked about

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Thanks so much for the tag! @academicalibi

barbie or oppenheimer // ketchup or mustard // crinkled fries or curly fries // robots or dinosaurs // silly hats or silly socks // spring or autumn // harry potter or lord of the rings // vacation or staycation // day or night // board games or video games // books or movies // money or love // milkshake or iced coffee // waffles or pancakes // chocolate or candy // beach or pool // laundry or dishes // take-out or dine-out // fantasy or sci-fi // lays or pringles

@mangotalkies @thebookcafee @chaosacademia @textbooksanddaydreams @plansandcoffee @cuppatea-nbooks @vixen-academia @michelle-languages @kayystudiess

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January 25th 💖

I’ve finished my close reading of Jane Eyre and somehow managed to fall more in love with this story than I already was.

Charlotte Bronte is a master of prose and language. Her writing is exquisite and I underlined so many beautiful descriptions of nature, sunsets and the moors.

I’m actually so excited to write about this book.

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Titania Asleep, from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream by Arthur Rackham (1908)

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detail of "lost in dreams" by friedrich von amerling.

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Magic Moment, Willem Haenraets